Solo Female Travel in Algeria

Algeria, Solo travel

I feelt safe and locals where very warm people! Not a very expensive destination definitely will go back soon. Love local restaurants and the port of Algeris was amazing and also aust visit is Grand Post of Alger in the city center!

Algiers, Local

Safe. Beautiful. Affordable. You will enjoy your time. It's better to stay in the capital near the transport links. Bank cards aren't frequently used, so it's preferable to bring cash or exchange money upon arrival in Algeria. You're very welcome.

Annaba, Family travel

This was my all time fav family vacation we went to a suburb city where we rented a house for 40 days we had a big budget ngl the house was 5 metres from the beach we literally had breakfast and dinners there it was magical ✨ there was a place where we went almost every evening were we collected different fruits for free and enjoyed the view of the sea all around us (the city is located in a cap) the local food there is magnificent super delicious 😋 w enjoyed ski 🎿 and boat tours in the area me and my bro attempted to make that touch the sun pic 😂 it looked almost perfect ngl 😍

Algeria

Algeria is a stable country with welcoming people, and most urban areas are safe for travelers. The government actively maintains security, especially in popular tourist destinations. Staying aware ensures a smooth experience.

Algiers

Algiers is an overall safe city. There are however some precautions to take especially in certain areas, it’s a Muslim country so it’s better to avoid light clothing. Nonetheless, during the day it’s completely okay to stroll especially downtown, however at night it’s better to be accompanied.

It's such an amazing city with so much to offer. The first thing that struck me was the stunning architecture. The Casbah is a must-visit, with its narrow winding streets and beautiful old buildings. And the view from the top is absolutely breathtaking! I also loved exploring the Notre Dame d'Afrique, a stunning basilica overlooking the city and the sea. The interior is just as impressive as the exterior. And if you're a nature lover, you should definitely check out the Jardin d'Essai du Hamma. It's a botanical garden with a wide variety of plants and trees, perfect for a peaceful stroll. And let's not forget about the food! Algerian cuisine is so flavorful and diverse. I highly recommend trying some traditional dishes like couscous, tajine, and pastries like makroud and baklava. Trust me, your taste buds will thank you! Overall, Algiers is a city that combines history, culture, and natural beauty. I had an incredible time exploring its streets, trying the delicious food, and immersing myself in the vibrant atmosphere. I hope you have a fantastic time when you visit! Let me know if you need any more tips or recommendations. 😄🌟